History of Morgan's Cavalry
History of Morgan's Cavalry
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About 3 o'clock of the next morning a train of cars came down the railroad, and troops were disembarked from them. A culvert, three miles from town, had been burned the night before, in anticipation of such a visit, and the train necessarily stopped at that spot. Our pickets were stationed there, an4 the troops were furnished a lively greeting as they got off of the cars. After a good deal of fussing with the- pickets, these troops entered the town about 5 a. m., and at 6> A. M., we moved off o...n the Litchfield road.
The brigade encamped at Litchfield on the night of the 21st^ and on the next day "crossed Green river at Morganton and Woodbury, almost in the face of the garrison of Bowlinggreen, " who pretended to try to catch us, and who would have been very much grieved if they had," as has been truthfully written.
My regiment was in the rear on the morning of the 23d, when we marched away from Morganton, and I placed it in ambush on the western side of the road, upon which the enemy were "figuring," for they could not be said to be advancing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 3 o'clock of the next morning a train of cars came down the railroad, and troops were disembarked from them. A culvert, three miles from town, had been burned the night before, in anticipation of such a visit, and the train necessarily stopped at that spot. Our pickets were stationed there, an4 the troops were furnished a lively greeting as they got off of the cars. After a good deal of fussing with the- pickets, these troops entered the town about 5 a. m., and at 6> A. M., we moved off o...n the Litchfield road.
The brigade encamped at Litchfield on the night of the 21st^ and on the next day "crossed Green river at Morganton and Woodbury, almost in the face of the garrison of Bowlinggreen, " who pretended to try to catch us, and who would have been very much grieved if they had," as has been truthfully written.
My regiment was in the rear on the morning of the 23d, when we marched away from Morganton, and I placed it in ambush on the western side of the road, upon which the enemy were "figuring," for they could not be said to be advancing.
What to read after History of Morgan's Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke, Basil Wilson, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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